We’ll Decorate Arrangements Completed for Graves
Arrangements completed for decorating graves at Lakeview Cemetery with flowers to be placed on graves as arranged by the program officials.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
1
Arrangements completed for decorating graves at Lakeview Cemetery with flowers to be placed on graves as arranged by the program officials.
The Rev E A Thomas will address a Sunday forenoon service at the U B Church at prompt 11 oclock All soldiers and citizens are urged to attend the services.
Decoration day will be observed next Sunday May 30 with services at the U B church starting 10:00 A M An address will be given by Rev B A Thomas of Warsaw a noted speaker All world war veterans civil and Spanish American veterans are urged to take part to honor American soldiery of all wars The observance emphasizes remembrance of fallen soldiers and the perpetuation of patriotic tradition through grave decoration and public homage
The band will play on the main square then lead a march to the church at ten o'clock. Ex soldiers flower girls Sunday schools and citizens are urged to join. Speakers include J D L Cline A 8 Sprigg J W Ferrerda W W Homman Mrs E T Baber opening prayer Rev O B Wells address Rev E A Thomas benediction then a march to the cemetery for grave decorations.
The Burket baseball team kicks off the season with a game against Mishawaka on Saturday afternoon May 29. The matchup marks Burket’s first game of the year and will be played at home or away per schedule.
A cylinder head failure at the Pea body school furniture plant in North Manchester halted operations last week until repairs were completed.
An eight pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Royal Brown at their home in Elkhart on Sunday May 16.
Lando Kline trades his southwest farm for a larger property three and a half miles east of Liberty Mills. Moving this week to their new home. Locals praise the Kline family as excellent neighbors and commend them to residents east of Liberty Mills.
There will be no preaching services next Sunday at the Lutheran church due to Decoration services. Services will resume on the first Sunday in June at 10 30 a m immediately after Sunday School.
Last week L. G. Harkness and family moved to Monroe Michigan to make their future home. They had stayed the previous winter with Mrs Flarkness' parents Mr and Mrs William Wiley in the south part of town. The auto trip covered one hundred sixty miles and was joined by Mr and Mrs William Wiley who stayed until Friday.
Lon Howe visited Chicago for a week at the J. C. Hay home. He spent most days fishing and, with heavy rain, plans to return in a couple of weeks to try his luck again.
Mrs Lewis Goff died Friday at her Yellow Creek lake home after a brief illness described as stomach ulcers. formerly Lula Carter, she was about a year into marriage with Lewis Goff. Funeral services were held Sunday in Palestine with interment in Palestine Cemetery.
Irvin Way and wife returned to Battle Creek Michigan Tuesday after a week visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs Way formerly Miss Snow Tullis daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Tullis residing west of here. Irvin runs a Standard Oil filling station in Battle Creek working about fifty hours weekly and earning a good income.
A 96 year old grandmother near her 97th birthday visits the Charlie Amiss residence southeast of town for a couple of weeks. She remains spry and enjoys riding in an automobile during the stay.
The S B Burdge family will relocate to Wabash at the start of next week to establish a new home. Mr. Burdge will work in the town, making the move convenient for the family.
The estate of W. W. Reed, late proprietor of the Hayes hotel in Warsaw, is valued at 130 498 dollars according to appraisal and tax assessment papers filed in circuit court a few days ago.
Mr and Mrs J D L Cline travel to Valparaiso for graduation exercises today. Their niece Miss Smith of Decatur is among the graduates. They are joined by Miss Sarah Laughman who will enter school there next Monday.
The nursing lessons will be held in the afternoon on Thursdays instead of evenings due to train changes. The first class will begin at 1 o clock.
The furniture safe and fixtures of Farmers Bank now owned by Commercial State Bank are being moved and will be shipped to Marshfield to be installed in a new bank there.
Mr and Mrs Eli Keplinger of War saw and their son visit with Dr Roy Keplinger and wife from Chicago at the Roscoe Keplinger home and Blain Warren home. Eli and wife return from months in California and stay this week at J F Skin ner home.
Mr and Mrs Lon Pearson of Edwardsburg Michigan were here over Friday night visiting his brother C A Pearson and wife.
Miss Lucile Valentine daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Valentine of Claypool entertained friends Monday evening to reveal her engagement to Royal Neff also of Claypool. Miss Valentine is a niece of Mr and Mrs V B Kissinger and has many friends in the area.
Ezra Funk and his wife relocated to Warsaw yesterday to establish their future home. Funk has worked at the Gresso store in the county seat town for several months and commuted daily. The community regrets their departure and offers heartfelt recommendations for their new neighbors.
Mrs. Catherine Drudge died Tuesday morning at her daughter’s home south west of town after long illness. She was 87. Survived by eight children, six sons William Levi John Frank Harmon Ephraim and two daughters Louisa Flitcraft and Lew Perry. Funeral service 2:60 pm yesterday at South Pleasant church, Rev. T. D. Butterbaugh officiated with burial in nearby cemetery.
Mrs Dorthy Shoemaker of Saginaw Michigan has been visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Wood west of town and other relatives and friends during the past week.
Visiting with son J. W. Walburn went to Niles Mid. yesterday for a visit with his son Percy and wife. He will remain for some time.
Samuel Ostro of Chicago spent several days last week visiting at the Arthur Getty home. He is noted as a skilled fisherman and spent a day angling on the lake.
Decorate at Pleasant will deliver address decoration services at the South Pleasant Church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The program includes Song America Invocation Song Songs of Praise Recitation Chloie Drudge Song Liberty Address I R Godwin Song Columbia Recitation Pearl Collet Collection Song Sleep Comrade Sleep. A large attendance is hoped.
Mrs. Effie Sands died Monday evening at the John Hanes home near Peru where she had stayed with her sister's family for weeks. She was the daughter of Andrew J. and Mrs. Sands, long residents southwest of town. Survived by a daughter, a sister, and a brother. funeral Wednesday at two, burial in Peru.
Here visiting were Mrs. D. W. Kreisher and Mrs. Lou Reed from North Manchester who spent Sunday with their brother Hiram Haney who has been in poor health. They also called on brothers John and Jacob Haney and their families.
Ed Evans Mrs J W Walburn and Mrs Moore traveled to Indianapolis to see their sister Mrs Willis Maple who has been in poor health for several years.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Lula Gott last Sunday afternoon in Palestine. Among the mourners were her uncles Charles Carter and A W Crisler and their families.
Victor D. Mock, a Warsaw resident and former county auditor, has been appointed as a Special Agent for the Bureau of Census, U.S. Department of Commerce. He is assigned to Kosciusko and adjacent counties to collect drainage statistics for the government.
W G Bussard of Elk Hart visited Old Town for a brief Sunday chat with longtime acquaintances. He looked well and remains employed at the local bank in Elk Hart.
Mrs Laura McGlennen and her daughter Eva arrived from North Manchester and plan to continue the restaurant in this city. The North Manchester restaurant will close, and the family will relocate here in the near future.
The park has seen numerous updates over the past months under manager Mr. Pearson. An entrance to the pavilion was redirected, a confectionery stand expanded, new roads built on Schock and Shutt Avenues and Pearson Boulevard, and the area cleaned for opening day. Raber and Hay erected a two story cottage with a dozen cottages now in use, with potential for more in the summer.
The fragment notes a concern about Hiranmlanoy's health over the past week with uncertain details and no clear outcome.
A surprise birthday gathering was held at Mrs. Ralph Shepherds home west of town last Friday evening in her honor. She was completely surprised by family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Henry Shutt attended the funeral of Jacob Shutt in Huntington on Tuesday. Shutt was in poor health for a long time and had reached about 87 years of age.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Drudge at South Pleasant yesterday afternoon with many locals among the mourners.
A letter from a subscriber urges residents to follow a recent town council warning to confine chickens. The writer notes some ignore the order and cites a neighbor who keeps chickens on another's garden despite being told to stop.
Attendees gathered at Hooyer near Peru for a Dunkard meeting last Sunday. Reported by locals, the event drew a large crowd and featured excellent sermons.
A dialogue on the street notes that luxuries and necessities have not risen in price. The speakers claim fresh air water sunlight and the air we breathe remain unchanged in cost over millennia and express gratitude for this stability amid broader price increases.
Mrs F D Hayman underwent an operation Saturday for removal of a tumorous growth in the abdomen. She was reported to stand the procedure well and was recovering in fine shape. A trained nurse niece from Van Wert Ohio accompanied her for a couple of days.
Burley Aughenbaugh, a well known local figure, was electrocuted last week while working at a Michigan cement plant. Investigators described the fatal accident as an industrial mishap. Aughenbaugh was respected in the community for his civic involvement and long service at the plant.
Burley Aughenbaugh, newly employed at a cement plant in Cement City Michigan, was killed instantly when a live 600 volt wire touched him last Wednesday. Found hanging over an iron railing with head and wrist burns, he had been watching a stone crusher from a platform. Funeral held Saturday. he was brother to Mrs Jacob Adams of South Silver Lake. Continued to Fourth Page.
A band performed a brief outdoor concert on Tuesday evening attracting attention as the organization shows strong growth and plans for open air concerts in the coming weeks.
It is reasonably certain the Man dusky Portland Cement factory at Syracuse will start within a week or two after being shut down for months due to mail delivery and legal restrictions. The company has supplied the facility with two large trucks and trailers to deliver cement in Kosciusko county.
North Manchester led Huntington 11 to 0 at Sunday’s game held at the local field. The attendance noted a large crowd from the area supporting North Manchester.
Two Dayton citizens sparked a large crowd with a heated discussion on meat prices. One man denounced the beef industry as a highway robbery while the other challenged the analogy, arguing that a highway robber does not repeatedly target the same people.
Herman Swick of the area owns a white Wyandotte hen famed for rare broodiness. The bird reportedly laid an unusually long egg four inches and with normal circumference, followed by a second egg of ordinary size the next day. The exact frequency of two eggs in a day remains uncertain.
Short classified notice offering to buy scrap iron with payment stated as sixty per one hundred pounds and inviting all who have material to bring it to the location of Fred McKown.
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